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Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02

4 chimney on fire Gated ont some Of
the Baltimore fremen the other day.
When they reached the house one OF
them drew out big pistol, and, standing
below, fired five shots mp the chimney.
Instantly the SCOT and fire dropped down,
and the fire was extinguished. The con-
cussion loosened the accumulated SCOT.
The police and fremen Of that city say it
is an old practice with themselves and
has never failed.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02
A New DepRaaa for silver.

1t IL stated tha. the Chinese govern.
ment has at last settled its financial pol
icy upon silver basis, and under the de-
cision has concluded contract with an
English firm in Birmingham for supply
ing the necessary amount of silver and
bronze coinage. 1t is understood that
this means the creation OF n large new
demand for silver, which must inevitably
result in an advance in price.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02
The London Times Paper.

The paper in the London Times press
room comes in great cylinders, containing
each four miles OF paper. At tbs mills
each cylinder is rolled together when
ready in five minutes. So rapid il the
movement that the paper parts at the end
Of the work with a snap that sounds like
clap OF thunder. The Times orders
only two days supply OF paper ahead
and takes from three manufacturers, so
has the constant advantage Of daily com
petition. New York World.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02

Queen Victoria's salary is G3s5 900 OF
81 10000 per year. On the 2ist inst.
she wil! have drawn that salary for fifty
years, or 500 900, 900. This sun is simply
what is paid to the queen, exclusive OF
what the members OF the royal family
and their establishments have received.
During the same time the total sum paid
to all our presidents has amounted TO
only 81, ,625 900. .. a.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02

II the Chinese knew the rich resources
Of their own country, or had any notion
how to develop them, the cry of "Chinese
cheap labor" would not be heard in 9TH
er lands. They have inexhaustible guam
titles Of coal and petroleum, with an
abundance of gold, silver, lead and other
minerals. Some Of these times Ameri-
cans will 20 over into China and make
enormous fortunes. Mining Review.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02
Territorial Commit
tee.

The fol owing are the names Of the Eepub-
lican Territoria; Central Comnittee:
Chairman--WilIiau1 Christy. Phenix.
secretarv-- n. A. Morford, PhsniI.
Apache s. Slower, Rosalio Col"mo.
Coohia,-J. T.. Montandsn, VIZ. Nichols,
T. A. Asehison, G. ID. Reppy.
Gila-I). +. Connell, ]. @. Jones.
Grahaia-.-J. L. Oil, L. A. Cutter.
Maricopa--w Cbristy, l.. Fowler, h. A.
Davis, Y. A. Morford.
Mohass---w. III. Tagrart, Il. j. Burdick.
Piral-..a. p. waibridge. W. III. Benson.
Pima--L. wolfey. J.. A. Zabriskie, u.
MeFawp, X. d. Ferguson.
Yavapt.i--w. S. Head, l.. woilenburg.
F. M. Murphy, Geo. L. Brown, George ii.
Tinker.
Yuma. "A. G. Hubbard, Charles Fl. Brins-
ley.
! A, large---Clark Churchill, Webster
! Street.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02

The pet goat OF Mrs. Cassidy, Of Rox-
bury. Mass. is dead. His death was due
TO the fact that he couldn't resist the
to butt his mistress a. she
was bending over the well drawing q
bucket OF water. As soon as she was
fished out OF the well she ordered his in
slant execution.-N. Y. Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02

A New Lisbon tO.) girl. while disrob-
ing recently, was pulling off her stocking
with considerable exertion, as her foot
was damp. 1t came of unexpectedly,
and her hand was released with such
sudden force that it struck her under the
chin and caused her TO bite her tongue
nearly in two.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02
Arizona p0~tOMrcs.

A, denotes U. s. Money Order ofice; ],
international Money Order Office; \. Welh
Fargo's Express Office. This list is correct
ed monthly.
YAvApI CoUNrT-kgua Fria Valley. Alex
sudra. Antelope Valley, Ash Fork, X, Big
Bug bed aock), Bradshaw, BIeno, Bum
bic Boe, Camp Verde, Chalender. Cherry
Chino. Cieaega, Flagstaff. x, Gil!ett, Has
sayampas, Howells, jerome, Juniper, Leo
Feny, Ma ger, Meesyillo. PaJsoa, Prescott
AK, Summons, Stanton, stoddard. III
Toy. Walker, Walnut Grove, Williams T.
prxA CovsrT--al.sn. American Flag, ari-
yaca, Calabasas K, Grittenden Y, Desert
Esperanza, Greateryille, HArshaw, sogais
<. Oro Blsnco. Pantano x, ouijotoa, He'd
ington. Ssauarita, Total Wreck, Tubao, o,Tuc
son A ! y, Washington.
Qua C,UxTY-Armer, Globe A \, Pio
aeer X, saa Carlos, Tonto.
NoHAvs CousTT-Aubrey, BreoD, Hack
ferrv 4. Henning, Bingman Z, Mineral Pari
4. Moharn CITY, Powell (Eeediss), Signal
Co,,arsg CoUsTY--Rsnson 4, BIsbee, CamI
auachrca A, Charleston I, CoDttLtion
Dos Cabelas Z, Dragon Z, Fairbanks
Fort Bowie (Apache Pass Z, Ochoavllle
-. David, Tombstone A I, Tres Ah'nos
Wilcox (sialey) Ak.
Gu.uAn CoUsTY-Donita, Clifton K
Duncan tPurdy) K. Dunlap, Fort Grant,
Fort Tdo,aas, Morenci, Pima. Stafford, Sol
omonyiile.
PrSAL COUNTY Butte, Casa Grande Z
Dud.eyvIls, Florence I, Maniyvilie, Mar
oopa 4, M,,sayii;e. Picaeho, Pinal K. River
.iae, Sacaton. Silver King n.
YUMA CoUxTY-Centennial (Plamosa)
Clip. Eh,enberg, Nortons, Parker, Yum
AK. .s5
APACHE CousTr-Er.stus. Fort Apache
Ho!brook Z, Reams Canyon, Nutrioso, ii
Johns A, st. Joseph, Shsw Low, Snowflake
springerille. Sunset, Taylor, Winslow
WoodruA.
M,urccpA CounrY-Gila Bend Z, Hayden
Lehi. Mcdowell, Phenix Z, Sentinel, TEN
pe, (HaytIcn) A, yulture Z, Wiokenburg.
JxprAx RgsEB,ATros-For Defiance.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02

There is man in Wellington 30 short
that when he is i'll he doesn't know
whether he has the headache or corns.--
Winfield Tribune,
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02

The Ely copper mines, VT, comprising
1000 acres, 100 dwellings, and smelling
furnaces, have been sold at auction.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02

4 nTTmsend 10 cents postage, and we
d HIwiil mail yOu
a ull i nable, sample box OF goods
that will put yca in the way Of making more
money az once. than any ything else in Am.
erica. Both sexes Of all ages can live at
home and work in spare time, or all the
time. Capital not required. We will start
you, Immense pay sure for those who starr
st once. Srrxsoa x Co., Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02
She was .ylerciTssl.

"John, wish you'd get me .rawhide
or shingle. ! want to spank Willie,;'
quo:h ST. Louis matron.
"Why not use my slipper, Mary"
"Oh, only want to spank him;
don't want to cruah him. Life.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02
r. TENTS

TlTTcan live at home, and make more
Hil money at work for ne, than at any
~ " thing elge IN this world. Capital
not needed; you are started free. Both
sexes; all ages. Anyone can do the work.
Large earnings sure from the irst start.
Costly outfit and terms FREQ, Better not
delay. Costs you nothing tn send rs your
address and find out; If you are wise you
will do 50 at once. Ii, HALLErT Il Co.,
POI tland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02
PusLrsagp EvEBy SATrEpAr Br
JAMES =. HYDE,
E1it7r ana Fr,rriet1r.
Entered 1T the postofiice in Kingman
ss socoai-oiass mater. ~.
ssUnscmIiTIos RATES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Legal ms Ger in this type. 500 per incl
for the b.st insertion, and $l.vO per incl
for easa subsequent insertion.
Pxtness advertisements inserted at
sossfal rates according 20 time, place ano
spac4 required.
pfufe sst,iiya cards, one inch, inserted q,
tl,.OO per -da-, including subscription.
l;osnInunA satious of personai nature
viii ke pubiid.sd at the option OF the editor
and bkarged for al the rate of len cents 9ef
line.
The II ssgA wiiI not be responsible for the
cpsnions a. a vie rs Of its correspondents.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02

Meal Stations. ..
Through tickets TO sll tie principal citie
east aud we8t on sale at tho following sta
lions. Albuquerque, Ho!brook, Winslou
Flagstaff, Peach Springs, Kingman, Pre-.
cott and the Needles.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Via Las1na to the Indian village 0:
icorla. 16 miles.
yn Uinsaic TO Fort Wingate, 3 miles
Zuni q miles.
Via Manue1ito to Fort Defiance (Nly
,jo agency, % miles: Canon do Chslle. &
mites; keaus Canon. % miles.
Via fTolf,r0oL. tri-weekly stages TO st
Tolins, S3 miles; Fort Apache, 50 miles
ipringerviile. 05 miles: Show Low. 20 n lies
raylorville, 81 miles; Goqui Indian viilags
mo regular stage), % miles.
Via Wisssiow 10 Brigham City and Sun
et.
Via Ash Fork. daily stages TO Prescott
AID Wkipple Barracks, "a miles; daily stag
~ from Prescott to Phen,x, and tsi weekl,
stages to Fort Verde.
Via Peach Springs TO S.io Grand
Canon of the Coiotaso, i3 raileJ.
via Aiogman, daily stages to Stockton
Hill. 10 miie1; Mineral Park, lG miles; Ger
bat IA miles.
Via Yucca to Signal, 40 miles.
Via Needles, steamer to Yu'ra, Colorado
river agency, Fost Mohsve, Mohave City
IardyyilIe. Arizona; and FL Dorado Canon
Nevada.
w. A. 1SiSseI;,
General Passenger Agent
ID. IL. Robinson. Gen'l Manager.
AIbuqusrcue. Y. ".
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02
County.

Sheriff Robert Steen.
Understand %. y. Kaencer.
Eocorder y II. gncksbaum.
Treasu 70, .Dsnie! Smith.
Probate Judge--W. q. Bl.kely.
District Attorney--Eb. Williams.
Court onmissloner--J. 3. Hyde.
Clerk of District Court-H. Bucksbauni.
Clerk Of Comfy Court-E. II. Watkins.
Public Aslminis.rator--Eugene ID. Whip
pie. tE#E T..
County Suryeyor--Ot.s L. Kceneer.
U. S. Cofimissicner--J. J. Kyde.
US. DeInty Marshal--Robers steen,
supervisry-S Samuel Cfozier, j. i. Mel
son, J. ii. Johnson.
Clerk Of The Board'of Supervisors-J. ).
Hyde.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02
WFsr

Trains OF the Atlantic and Pacifc haU
road are run On Mountain or Standard TiDs
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL.

Governor --c. ". Znliek, Prescet..
secrstarJ- James A. Rayard, Prescott
assistant Secretary TON Parish, Pres
colt.
Attorney Gcaera! = Bnsgs Goodrish, Il. .es.
soft.
Traasnre.-T. J. Butler, Prescott.
Superintendent of Public ins.ructiop-C.
VI. S.rduss T'nosan. .... .. ....
Audilor-- z. p. Clark. Prescott.
superintendent Of Territorial Prison.
Tbonas Gstsa, Yuma. ...
appreme Court---James RI. Wright, Chief
Justice. Prescott; W. w. Porter, Asso-
ciate Justice, phcnix; Wni. IL. Barnes,
Associate Justice, Tucson.
l.. s. District hiEorney--O. w. Rouse.
Tucson.
Us. BIa,slai-w. K. Meade, Tucson.
Depaty Z. S. Marillai-~H. ID. Underwood.
sarveyor Gsnsrai---Iohn Hise, Tucson.
Prescott Lant OIies -Reca!gsr-D. J,
Seiigdn. ncgiS.ar- J. l.. Camp.
TGoson Land Oiias-- Reaaiver-F Fred w
Satin. Reg.sser--G. Il. Daley. .
q. S. In,ernal RegcGGs CaIlector--J. z
MeGrorty, santa Fe, New Mexico. Dep
aty Colect,r--W. II. Bristol, Tucson. De
paftment Collector. uston Ofi;ers--J. D.
Hughes, Prescott, w. s. OGry. Tucson.
Delegate 10 Congress--C. G. Bean, Pres
cott.
Judge of First judicial Dis.rict--w. II.
Barnes. TgJson.
Judge Of Sec0rd Judicial District---w.
w. Porter. Phei.ix. T.
Judge of Third JrdiGia. District James
q. Wright, Prescott.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court w. Dodge.
prsgco:t.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-02
Iuka Springs Hotel.

IUKA, Miss, June l, 1887.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE the Hotel
" Tin connection with the celebrated iuka
Springsl will be opened for visitors for the
season. These tar-famed Springs, situate
in the midst Of 3 beautiful Park, GRO truly
wonderful for the medicinal properties Of
their waters The eommodious Hotel, with
its competent management, will inSure a de-
lighdul retreat from the heat OF the cities or
the malaria OF Injected districts. The
Memphis aud Charleston knilfosd will Nuke
Letters are c5ngtantly being received in
regard 70 terms. All Eu'h Communications
". II be promptly and cheer uly RnsWele by
en- application to the proprietor.
W. =, HARRISON
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BRINKLEY-CURRIEK-At st Mary's
Cathedral, on Wednesday, June l, 1887, at
1880 o'clock am, Miss ELIZABETH NJ.
BRINKLEY to CHARLES G. CUBRIgR, the
Rev. George c. Harris, STD, and the
Very Rev. VIM. K elm. BID, officiating.
sCHUMAN - VIENNA-On Wednesday
evening, the lst instant, at the brides resi-
dsnce, $40 Mississippi avenue, by the Rev.
N. W. Long, Mr.. FRANK ScHuMAN to Mrs.
JOSEPHINE VIESNA. No cardE.
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Sale Of Desirable Pr0nartv

ODDS will be received for ten days for the
ID purchase Of the property known as
Tho. Shooting Gallery, tract, fronting on
Kansas City and the protected line Of Inc
Bald Knob railroads. containing about rs
acres. Terms cash. The right is reserved 10
reject any and all bids By or or OF tho Board
Of Directors Union Stockyard and Fertilizer
Company. Address
@. ". RAMBAUT.
President. Masonic Tenn
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DIED.

HARVEY-At residence. No 12l Vance
street, Wednesday, June l, 1887, at l0:2O
O'Clock am, W. o. HARvlr, aged 81 years.
Funeral will take place from his lats resi-
depcs this (TBU RSDAY) morning at 10
to attend.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

M0YsT0N-The friends of J. b. and An
ME A. Moyston and family are invited to at
tend the funeral of their infant daughter,
ANNE LUcILLE, from residence, No. u Avery
street; this (TAU RSDAY) morning at 70
n'aInek
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The south side

OF the Tennessee River, which Sheffield and East sh
The climate superb and lands all along the Tennessee Vale
Lots in East Shit field, which the direct car III
200 et Deep and Of them 25 Deep running back
aud Weet, and are &c. So 100 and $50 feet broad
For further particular, pamphlet and OF East She
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DO Acres of Land

SHEFFIELD LAND CO.. g.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-25
ANARCHIST BREWERS
GET THEMSELVES INTO TROUBLE WITH
THEIR EMPLOYERS.
A Big Strike ExpsCtsd-Thsy Quit Work CT
November ii and Spent the Day In
MOurning-A Circular Of RsprOOf
Provokss Thsr Ire.

CHICAGO, November 24.-There is trou-
bic brewing among the brewers. The
friendly relations between the employers
and their men were not improved by a
circular issued by the companies yester-
day. November II, the day the Anarch-
lists were executed, the brewers and NAL
sters quit work and spent the day in
mourning and drinking beer to drown
their sorrow. They gave but one days
notice of this move, and the houses
were left in an embarrassing condition in
consequence. The employers have issued
a circular, informing their men that it
would not be healthy for them to repeat
their former exploit, incidentally throwing
out the hint that it would be good policy
to let up little on their expression of
sympathy with the Anarchists dead
or alive. Notice of this repeated
in German was posted at the
houses yesterday, and created great ex-
citement among the men. The bosses
were denounced in unmeasured terms at
the meeting last night, and the hot headed
faction were in favor Of bringing their em-
ployers to time for this insult" No
action was taken, but it is probable that
little heed will be taken of the circular.
The brewers and masters union is COM
posed almost exclusively OF an extremely
radical anarchistic element
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-25
BUCKET SHOPS RAIDED.
The Long. Expected Descent of the New
York Police Authorities Is Made.

The Long. Expected Descent of the New
York Police Authorities Is Made.
NEW YORK, November 2i.-The long,
threatened raid on the bucket shops con-
sequent on the decision in the Todd case,
occurred about o'clock to-day, when q
couple OF Inspector Bymcs' men walked
quietly into the Standard Stock Exchange,
on New street, and whispered to Walter
Ellis and Cashier Lee to put on their coats
and come alOrg with them. The arrest
was made so quietly that the crowd Of Gus,
toners in aud around the place had no
knowledge OF what had occurred until the
prisoners were gone.
The detectives then invaded the semi
privacy of G. S. & +. l.. HarJ's shop,
where they took the two Hart brothers
into custody. The quaItettc were taken
to the Tombs court, where they were
admitted to $500 bail this afternoon.
There was no excitement over the ar
rests The men arrested have been expect
ing the police ever since Todd was con-
victed, although they stoutly proclaimed
that they were not carrying on the same
kind of business Todd admitted that he
did not deliver stock. Those who were
arrested to-day assert that they have been
and are always ready to deliver stock
when it is asked for This fact, they in
sist, relieves them from the charge of keep
ing gambling establishments.
The arrest Of the principals seemed 10
have no effect whatever on the business OF
the concerns, which were kept open and
~ busy as ever. At the trading desk OF
the Standard Company 4 shower OF green,
backs was pouring into the window. nc.
compauyiug orders to buy and sell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-25
NEW CORPORATIONS.
Chsrtcrs Issued Ia Manufacturing Com
panies by the Secretary OF state.

Chsrtcrs Issued To Manufacturing Com
paniss by the Secretary Of state.
The Secretary of State has issued
certificates of incorporation TO the follow
ing companies
The Bskeley Corn Harvesting Company
organized for the purpose of manufac-
turing agricultural implements and for
other manufacturing purposes, which cor
poratiOn shall keep its principal Office or
place Of business NJ Martinsburg, in the
county Of Berkeley, and charter 10 expire
in the gear 1875 The sum of $40 is sub.
scribed 20 the capital stock and $iA paid,
with privilege of increasing capital stock
TO 81 ,O0O, 600 in all. The shares are held
by the following persons: John Fitz,
w. II. Karicofe. w. II. II. Flick aud ID.
e. Westenhaver, of Martinsburg, and
John T. Grape, Of Baltimore, Maryland.
The Mill Creek Coal and Coke Company,
organized for the purpose Of mining coal
and manufacturing coke, and cutting,
saving and manufacturing timber and
selling and shipping the same. The prin.
cipal office 10 he at Ansted, Faycttc coun-
ty. The sum of $4,000 has been sub
scribed 10 the capital stock and 81 900
paid in, with privilege 10 increase capital
To SO, O00 in all. The stock is held by
Stevens II. Taylor, James A. Taylor. Rufus
NJ. Taylor, X G. Taylor and 4. J. Taylor,
all OF nsted, West Virginia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-25
ANOTHER FIRE
Visits Beliaire and Destroys $1,000 Worth
of Property.

W
There seems 10 he desperate offort on
the part Of Fate 10 burn down our neigh
boring city of Bellaire, and IL il a wonder
that success has not met its efforts. The
city was visited again yesterday by the fire
iiend and several thousand dollars worth
Of property destroyed. This makes the
9th or sixth fire inside Of eight or ten
days, entailipg loss Of somewhere in the
neighbOrbOOd OF $35, 900.
AbOut 3:Ij o'clock yesterday afternoon,
smoke was noticed coming down the ele-
yat0r shaft from the third and top story Of
the Touring mill of Thomas Ault, situated
on Union street, near the railroad bridge.
An alarm was at once sonnded and the
department was soon on the scene. The
flames by this time were making good
headway, but were curtailed greatly from
the fact that the roof WAS Of tin and the
only outlet they had were the sides OF the
building.
After a good deal Of trouble in getting
their hose up 10 the top Of the building,
they at last succeeded, and soon had water
playing upon the flames, which in the
course Of half IN hour were subdued.
The FIRE Is supposed TO have originated
from friction in the machinery which ig-
nited the dust 10 the room and caused the
| FIRE.
The damage 10 the building and machin-
cry IL about "a, 900 and 10 -four. wheat,
etc, 81, 900, 5000 in all. There IL 81, 900
insurance on the property, divided in .
number OF companies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-25
WHEEIING w VA FRIDAY MORNING., NOVEMBER 25 1897
BASE BALL GOSSIP.
Where Paul Hines VIII PIay-IndlanapoIi.
Claims.

Where Paul Hines VIII PIay-IndianapoIis
Claims.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 24.-Presi-
dent Brush, of the Indianapolis club, SAYS
Paul Hines, whose release was purchased
from Washington by the payment of s., 900
and the transfer of Gardner, must play in
Indianapolis next year if he plays ball any
where. Hines has expressed desire to 90
to Pittsburg because he was Offered more
money by Manager Phillips than Indian
apolis has agreed to pay. He even signed
paper expressing preference to play
in Pittsburg, but when President Brush
called upon him in Washington he said
that II this did not compromise him and
he could get as much money here he would
come to Indianapolis. He agreed 10 leave
the hrst proposition to President Young
for settlement. Young promptly decided
that he was under no obligation to play in
Pittsburg. Hines then showed a letter
from Manager Phillips offering to pay him
IS, GOO tor next season, 81 800 advance and
81, 900 contract.
Brush says the differences between Hines
and the indianapolis management will be
settled in due time. Under the rules of
the National agreement indianapolis, hav-
ing bought and paid for Hines release, is
entitled TO his services. Pittsburg, Brush
says, has no claim upon him, and he must
play here
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-25
PROMPTLY ACTED ON.
New York's POstma ster Receiver Welcome
Instructions on IA Knotty Matter.

New York's POstma ster Receiver Welcome
Instructions on IA KnOtty Matter.
New YORK, November 2l.-Postmaster
Pearson received general instructions yes
terday, authorizing him hereafter, Gin any
case involving unpermissible printing on
second, third and t0urth-class matter. to
exercise a sound discretion, and to make
delivery of the matter without exacting
postage at the letter rate, where he is satis-
tied that the SenderS have not intentional
ly violated the law, aud where, in his
opinion, because OF ignorance of the postal
regulations or lack OF notice OF the reStriC
tionS of the law, different course would
impo~" hardship
The action of the POstOtfice Department
il taken uIjer the statute which author
izes the Postmaster General to remit
penalties in proper cases, and that officers
after conference with the Third Assistant
Postmaster General, has decided that such
extra charges fail into the nature of pen
atty. The permission thus granted has
been promptly acted on by the Postmaster
and will remove almost entirely the
grounds upon which complaints of such
charges have heretofore been made. 1t
should be noticed, however, that the law
remaiuS unchanged and therefore that
packages bearing unlawful printing should
not knowingly he deposited for mailing
Copies of the postal regulations may be had
at the pOstotlice